LHS Pour Over Coffee Dripper Reusable Coffee Filter Paperless Coffee Filter Stainless Steel Pour Over Coffee Maker Cone Coffee Dripper for 1-2 Cup,Black

The media could not be loaded. I typically prefer the glass vase pour overs but I always seem to waste coffee in those and never finish all of it. This one is perfect and allows me to make just the one cup of coffee I need, or more, with no extra hassle. Super easy to use, and no paper filters needed! Easy to clean and feels durable. It fits over my large Yeti mug, and every coffee cup I own so far. I haven’t taken it apart yet for thorough cleaning, but seems easy enough. I also love that it isn’t messy when the hot water is being poured into the funnel, as you can see the water drains into the cup seamlessly. Great product at a reasonable price. Coffee taste AMAZING by the way, so smooth and rich.

***TL; DR***Inexpensive, easy to use, coffee tastes great, easy to clean, and uses no counter space at all except when brewing and very little storage space. Reviews report some variation from cone to cone, so I'm not 100% sure yours will be exactly like mine, but mine is great!Update: still going strong after nearly 6 months of daily use. I just tap the grounds into the bin, rinse the cone and base, and it's ready to go for the next day.***Full Review***First, follow the advice of the prior reviewer who says to add a few tablespoons (about 45 ml) of water first to let the grounds bloom—it definitely enhances the results!I'm not a coffee connaisseur, just someone who only drinks one cup a day and has very little counter & cabinet space. I was drinking instant, but normal coffee is both better and less expensive per cup (unless you get really fancy beans, I guess). I've used both standard grocery-store grind and espresso grind (Café Bustelo, my favorite inexpensive coffee) with success.Enter this wee gem: it's inexpensive, easy to use, easy to clean, and uses no counter space at all except when brewing. I'm not an expert and honestly not that picky (I mean ... I *was* getting by with instant before ^-^'), so ymmv, but this thing makes good enough coffee for me.Since I rarely drink more than one cup of coffee in a day, but drink a lot of tea, an electric kettle is a better use of my counter space than a coffee machine would be, and this works perfectly with the electric kettle.It's also easy to store. I just stick it on top of my coffee canister in the cabinet. Its small footprint will make it handy to take along when traveling.From prior reviews it sounds like these are a bit variable, so you might end up with a somewhat different cone than I did.Mine is perfect for me, though. I think I got one of the slow ones—the mesh is so fine that the cone looks solid from the outside, and I haven't encountered a single coffee ground at the bottom of my cup. I don't mind that it's a bit slow brewing my coffee—it still takes very little time, and it's kind of a pleasant, meditative moment in my day.Overall, a really worthwhile purchase that works perfectly for me.

I really thought this wouldn’t work and I’d have a hot mess on my hands. I was wrong. This works just fine and is easier than I thought. There is a lot of room for error and you don’t have to be so precise as the directions indicate. I did follow the directions but wasn’t as perfect pouring in a circular pattern but close. The results were one of the best, if not the best, cup of coffee Ive ever had and I have more than one Keurig. I think you’d be pleasantly surprised with this. Cleanup is easy. I docked a point because the box was a little smashed and it would’ve been nice for storing this while traveling.

The media could not be loaded. I'm currently living in my camper so space is limited and I didn't want to take up what little counter space I have with a coffee pot. I have an electric kettle and I had been using a funnel and a coffee filter to make coffee and it was super messy and took a long time for the water to go through the filter. I had no idea something like this even existed so I was pleasantly surprised to find this coffee making contraption.It doesn't take long for my electric kettle to boil water, so the whole process of making coffee takes me less than 10 minutes. Once the water is boiling it's literally less than a minute and I have almost a whole pot of coffee. The water runs through this strainer very quickly. I have been sitting it on top of a large insulated water jug. I then put the lid on and it stays hot for hours if you want another cup. It works on cups and mugs of all sizes if you want to make a little or a lot. The mouth on my insulated jug is really big (big enough I can stick my whole hand in it) and this fits on there perfectly.There are no messy drips to clean up, and emptying the grounds out of it is super easy. It's also very quick and easy to clean. I appreciate that the base is easily removed for thorough cleaning and drying, and easily attaches back with no trouble. It also takes up very little space in my cabinet.As long as you aren't doing anything crazy with it I feel like it will last a long time. It was worth every penny and I'm so happy with it! I'm so glad I don't have a whole coffee pot to deal with and I don't have to worry about buying filters!

This pour over coffee filter is the best! I was using another brand similar to this one for a few months and when the drip process slowed way down. And the lining started to peel. This new one is high quality, durable easy to clean and makes delicious coffee in just a few minutes. I highly recommend.